National Republican., 1887-04-09

with midnight tonight the observance OF
Lent terminates, and tomorrow the fol-
lowers Of the Christian belief, especially
those Of the Catholic and Episcopal
churches, will rejoice and be joyful because
"Christ has risen." 1t is the great day of
song and praise, and the services will be
unusually beautiful and interesting. At
Easter the music In the churches is excep-
tionally fine, and the REPUBLICAN, pub
lishes below the programme, which includes
the Lutheran and number OF the Metno.
dist churches.
CATHOLIC.
St. Aloysius-The music at this church
on Easter Sunday will be as follows;
At the solemn high mass, at IL o'clock,
Beethoyen's mass in @ will be sung, with
orchestral and organ accompaniment Be-
fore sermon, Weigand's "Veni CREATOR"
trus." After mass, march from Lachners,
first suite.
At vespers at 4 p. m.-Mercadante's
"Domine ad Adjurandumn and "Dixit
Dominus," Marcos "Laudate Dominum.n
"Magnilcat," by Mario; "Regina Celi,"
by Dachauer; 30 salutaris," by Verdi
"Tantum Ergo" by Brandies.
ing well-known singers: Sopranos, Miss
Mollie Byrne, Miss Annie Carter, Miss
Mamie Moore, Mrs. w. d. Mcfarland, Miss
Rosa Cottrell, and Miss Markriter; altos,
Mrs. II. G. Sherman, Miss Alice Morse, and
Miss Florence Ball; tenors, Mr.. Wm. d.
Mcfarland, Mr.. s. II. Witherow, and Mr..
Louis Dorr; bassos, Mr.. j. II. Hickox, Mr..
II. w. Olds, Mr.. Lapham, Mr.. Mahoney,
and Mr.. Schaefer; organist and director,
Mr.. Harry g. Sherman.
st. Matthews Church, corner Fifteenth
and II, Rev. p L. Chapelle, d. D.-Before
mass, "vidi Aquam," by Pecher; "Messe
solennelle,n by La Provost. Before the
the offertory, "Rina Coeli," by NJ. A. Gill
sin, and after mass, "Laudate Dominum,"
by Cassarini
mum ad Adjurandum," ''Dixit Dominus
Confitebor," "Beatus Vir," "Laudate
Pueri," by La Jael; "Laudate Domlnum,n
by Cassarini; save Maria ct Alleluiah,"
gina Cseli," by Giisin. At the benediction,
30 Salutaris," !" by Curto; "Tantum Ergo"
by Lucantonl, and "Laudate Dominum,"
by GLORIA.
The choir is composed of the following
ladies and gentlemen: Sopranos = Mrs.
Zaidee Roseter Smith, Miss Nora Noonan,
Mrs. II. Conquest Clarke, and the Misses
Caulfleld. Altos-Mesdames Josephine E.
DAILY and w. B. Gray, and the Misses Mag
Gle Cannon, Irene Hall, and Wood. Tenors
WIN. Ii. Burnett, Arthur May, DR.. e. s.
Kimball, James Patterson, and Thomas
Kreidler. Bassos-John II. Nolan, Jonn
Trainor, Eddie F. Barbour, John A. DAILY,
and N. A. Donnelly. organIst--George
st. Dominic's Church, corner of Sixth
and E streets southwest, Rev. Father E. d.
Donnelly, o. p, pastor-The following
music will be rendered at the solemn high
mass, which will be celebrated az II o'clock
q. M: Alexandra Guilmant's third mass in
i fiat; at the graduate, Wiegand's "Haec
Creator" at the oifertory, Glisinn's "vic-
tim@ Paschall.n The yesper service will
take place at the usual hour, A o'clock p.
m, with the following music Marcos
"Vespers Opus 30" (new), Gilsinn's "Re-
gina Celi,' Marcos "Magnifcat" (new),
Waldecker's 30 salutaris" (alto solo),
Rossini's "Tantum Ergo"
The choir, both individually and collect
lively considered, is one Of the strongest and
best equipped In the city, and is supported
by q magnificent three-manual Roosevelt
organ, which combines in itself the power
and versatility Of a full orchestra. The
choir is composed of the following singers {:
soprani, Mrs. Clara G. Baker-Smith, Mrs.
Mrs. j. D. McNamee, Misses Marie j..
Sweeney, Blanche r. Mattingly. and Ag-
mes OsgoOd; alti, Mrs. VIM. Waldecker,
Misses Marguerite Echhorn, May Becker,
and Jennie Glennan; tenori, Messrs. A. s.
Fennell, j. L. Short, James G.. Taylor, IL.
+. McKenna,, and A: r. smoot; bassi,
teiss, George Sheriff, W. G. Mass, Thos.
O'Conner, and j. b. McNamee. Organist
and director, Mr.. VIM. Waldecker.
st. Patrick's Church, Tenth and G streets.
Rev. j. Walter-"Vidi Aquam," Dlelman;
"Haec Dies,n Mass, Haydn, No. 2; "Sanc-
tus'' and 'Benedictus," Noise; "offerto-
gorian; "MagniHcat," Mozart; "Regina
Coeli," Giorza; 80 Salutaris," Rubenstein;
.'Tantum Ergo.' Sopranos Miss Florence
Davies, Mrs. w. II. Combs, Misses E. Van
doren, Cayanaugh, O'Rourke, Mudd, Co
lumbus, Ball, Meinke, Daley, and johnson.
Altos-Mlsses Agnes Walsh, M. Vandoren,
8: Newton, and Mrs, Brant. Tenors-
Bassos--Messrs. B. A. Ryan, w. L. Hyde,
PC. Treanor, and G. L. Clarke. Organist
and directress, Miss Loulie Boone.
Church OF the Immaculate Conception,
Eighth and N streets-Grand high mass at
1880. Mozart's 18th mass Will be sung.
At the oifertory Lambellotte's "Laude
Sion" AT 4 o'clock Le Jeal's yespers,
Ergo" Sipgers-SoDranos-M Erna
Rodenstein, N. Kearon, May Shiel, Carrie
McGill, and Mrs. Rose V. Bennett. Altos
Mrs. Mary j. King, Mrs. Mary Newton,
Mrs. Mollie Santer, and Annie Tanner.
Tenors-Messrs. James II. Forsyth, John
Charles NJ. Connell, and j. L. Parkhurst.
Bassos-Messrs. George Riley, Henry Bos-
well, Arthur Delevigne, Martin Grant, and
Joseph Paul. Organist and director-Mr.
Frank B. Newheiser.
st. Augustine's Church-Solemn high
mass at II o'clock. Very Rev. A. b. Lee
son, eelebrant Rev. R. z; Burke, deacon;
conclusion Of Lenten course on "Holy
Land,n by Rev. r. 7. Burke. Mass, sim.
perial," !" Hayden; "Veni Creator,n barytone
solo, Handel; offertory, hallelujah chorus,
Lambillotte. Vespers at A O'Clock. Yes
pers, lie Jeal; "Almo Virgo" Hummell
"Regina Coeli," Giorza; 30 salqtarls,,' :,
Dachauer;' 'Laudate Domlnum," )" Rosewig
Leading singers--Sopranos, Mrs. Martina
Irving, Miss Annie Day, Miss Blanche Fer.
guson, Miss Matte Martin; altos, Miss
Lavinia Day, Miss Sarah Coakloy, Mrs
Mary Chasley, Miss Mary Beckett; tenors,
Mr.. Mace jackson, DR.. Augusta, Mr.. Al
fred Hall, Mr.. Vincent Duval; bassos, Mr.
w. 4. Benjamin, Mr.. Alphonso jackson,
Mr.. Joseph Slmms; with chorus of thirty
voices.
st. Stephens Church-At II o'clock, Mo
zart's mass, No. /, will be sung, and at the
offertorium, 'Regina Coeli,n by Cagliaro
At 4 o'clock p. m, vespers, by Gloria; sc
Salutaris," Berge, and "Tantum Ergo,'
by Rosewig. The choir Is composed OF the
following ladies and gentlemen; Sopranos
Misses Kate Power, Sarah Maher, SUSIE
McDermott, Josephine Carey, Ida Serrin
Lizzie Floyd, X. Franck, and NJ. Gowans
also, Mrs. Dessez, Misses Minnie Boyd
Bertha Floyd; tenor, Mr.. John Lawton
bassos, Messrs. B. Walters and Charles
Bechteli., organist and directress, Mr.
Mary Gillen.
ST. Maryis Church-The choir will be